Explosive Missouri State WR with proven big-play juice
Kendall Stewart brings **playmaker** traits that translate well: Missouri State’s 2019 roster lists him at 5-10, 184, and he produced **15 catches for 337 yards and 2 TDs**, a strong **22.5 yards per catch** profile that signals vertical-threat ability.[2] His earlier Central Missouri bio also points to verified track speed, noting he finished third in the state in the 200m with a 22.21-second time, which helps explain why he can separate and threaten defenses after the catch.[3] He looks like a fit for teams wanting a compact, explosive receiver who can stress coverage, not just rack up volume.
